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Butler Automation: Safety chucks

Butler Automation introduces Hydralign® COR-SAFE™ safety chucks. They are known to provide roll support and torque transmission for web processing production lines. Interchangeable parts minimize downtime resulting in long-term production cost savings.

Hydralign® COR-SAFE™ safety chucks
Hydralign® COR-SAFE™ safety chucks

With an ISO 9001:2015 certified manufacturing facility located in the United States, Butler Automatic is able to supply exceedingly high-quality products on a dependable basis.

Since Butler Automatic utilizes lean and continuous improvement assembly practices, it has helped Hydralign meet their developing consumer base demands by ensuring rapid delivery of stocked and customized orders. COR-SAFE Safety Chucks are available for immediate shipping in light and medium duty models – both foot and flange mount. John Gonsalves, Purchasing Manager at Butler Automatic, states that “Hydralign’s current fill rate on safety chuck orders is 95%, with a company goal of 100%.”

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